Audrey Chloe Mom Dad Novel Dad refused to pay for my cremation after I donated my heart to Mom.

The moment my breath stopped.

My mission in this parallel world was finally complete.

My heart went to Mom, my kidney to Dylan, and my spleen to Michael.

When I died, beneath the white sheet, both my legs were missing.

They were amputated to save Dad when he nearly fell down the stairs.

They knew nothing of this.

So, when Mom didn't see me after her surgery, her heart turned so cold she wanted to disown me.

Dad immediately canceled my card.

Then, a call from the crematorium reached Mom, who was busy preparing Chloe, my adopted sister's, coming-of-age party.

Excuse me, but your daughters body is starting to smell.

When will you transfer the cremation fee?




When the call from the crematorium came, Mom was laughing and chatting with guests.

In the lavish ballroom, Chloe, wearing a princess dress and looking utterly innocent, stood beside her.

Mom had the phone on speakerphone, and the crematorium employees words clearly reached everyone present.

Mom was startled at first, then her face morphed into a furious glare.

What nonsense are you talking about? My daughter is standing right here in front of me, perfectly fine! And her body is smelling? Scammers nowadays will do anything for money!

Chloe glanced at the phone screen, her expression subtly shifting.

Mom, that looks like Audreys phone number. Its not a scammer.

My transparent body trembled slightly.

Ever since I died, Id been following my family around.

They just couldnt see me.

But I never expected Chloe, who always bullied me, to remember my phone number.

Moms face gradually twisted into horror, and the phone almost slipped from her grasp.

Chloe calmly took the phone, her voice soft.

Audrey, stop with the pranks. Mom just had heart surgery, she cant handle this kind of shock.

Even though you werent there when Mom had her surgery, youre still her biological child. She wont blame you.

Mom exploded in a rage, snatching the phone back.

You have the nerve to play pranks? You didnt even come home for your own mothers surgery! How could I have given birth to such a heartless wretch? If you want to die, then die outside and dont ever come back!

She hung up abruptly.

Wiping away tears, she helplessly explained to the guests.

Audrey has always been rebellious and unruly, always trying to take Chloes things, forbidding us from being nice to her sister, or else shed throw tantrums and self-harm.

A kind person donated a heart to me for my surgery, and she didnt even bother to visit me in the hospital. Her conscience is completely gone!

Now, to ruin her sisters coming-of-age party, shes throwing a tantrum and running away from home, even hiring shady characters to threaten us and extort money.

I truly wish I had never given birth to this daughter!

If only Chloe were my biological daughter.

I heard those words, and tears streamed down my face.

No, Mom.

I was right there beside you when you had your surgery.

I wasnt threatening you, I just

couldnt be a dutiful daughter to you anymore.

Chloes coming-of-age party was grand.

The gift wall was overflowing.

Michael, my eldest brother, a busy lawyer, gifted Chloe a villa in the city, so she wouldnt feel like an outsider anymore.

Dylan, my second brother, who owned a Taekwondo studio, gave her a platinum credit card, with an unlimited spending limit.

Dad gave her a 10% ownership stake in his company, so no one would ever look down on Chloe.

Mom gave Chloe her most treasured artwork.

I remembered that piece; I accidentally stained it a year ago.

Mom was so furious she grounded me and didnt let me eat for three days and nights.

But now, that same artwork was so easily given to Chloe.

I suddenly felt like I couldnt breathe.

Chloe and I were a year apart. After I was kidnapped at seven, Mom and Dad adopted six-year-old Chloe.

Six months later, the police found me, and I returned home to find I had a younger sister.

The System told me it was the butterfly effect of this parallel world, and Chloe was the variable.

It also said Id suffer a bit, but I didnt care.

Just being able to see my parents and brothers safe and sound again, I was content.